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Is there a place on the web where a person can get an accurate map of a route to build? For example, if I want to build the MBTA commuter route, can I locate a map of the rail system and all the stations contained in it with mileposts and everything?
I am working on the MBTA and it seems that I'm off on a few things.Joe simerjoe@cox.net
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Hi Joe,I use "New England Railfan Timetable #2". It covers everything in the Northeast. I have the Feb. 1995 edition but I'm sure the tracks haven't moved much since then.Details;
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Published by, Royal Oak Publishing-P.O. Box 7140-Garden City New York11530-7140. Don't remember the price.As a check, I just did a search on the Web "Railfan AND Maps". Got over 200 pages of sites.
Ken Powers
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Hi JoeNot sure if you live south of Boston or not, but the Libraries in West Bridgewater and Norton have a reference book titled "Professional railroad atlas of North America". Maybe a search of libraries near you would uncover this.Here's a link that describes the book.http://altamontpress.com/catalog/atlas1.htmlregards, Patrick
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Joe
Disregard my last post. Just came back from the library. This book isn't what you are looking for.Patrick
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